Sentence examples for and something to stand from inspiring English sources

"I think that's something to celebrate and something to stand up for".

Dr. Hillel, who was born in the United States but grew up in Israel, has given Arabs and Israelis something to stand up and cheer about together.

You're riding in the passenger seat with takeout on your lap now; he is a man, you are not, and between you is a vast gulf, something immense that separates you from him, something to cross but also something to stand and behold where you are and where he wants you to be.

"So much Modern furniture is something to stand up and look at," Mr. Manara said.

"There are a lot of people in his boat right now and you've got to do something to stand out".

Americans want something to stand for, and to fight for.

So if you're not doing the biggest, best skateboarding, then you need to do something to stand out and make people remember who you are.

Preferably, you'll also install roof jacks to have something to stand on, and harnesses to protect yourself.

This will give your grasshopper something to stand on and jump in between just like they do out in nature.

To get used to breathing through the snorkel,find a rock or something to stand on and just put your face into the water,open your eyes and starting breathe slowly,like you would at the doctors!

In a time of geopolitical unrest and challenged consumption patterns, a line must stand for something to stand out.